San Francisco, CA immigration attorney Michelle Malison discusses eligibility for H-4 EAD Work Authorization. She explains that to qualify for an H-4 EAD (Employment Authorization Document), the applicant must be the spouse of an H-1B non-immigrant, holding H-4 dependent status. Additionally, the H-1B non-immigrant must be the principal beneficiary of an approved Form I-140. If these eligibility criteria are met, the applicant can apply for an H-4 EAD by completing and submitting Form I-765 to the USCIS.